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Are economic and health problems in developing countries unavoidable for women?

Published 7 August 2019
dans Surveys

For 60% of French respondents, women and girls in developing countries are more likely to face economic and health problems.

Is poverty "sexist"?

Published 7 August 2019
dans Surveys

A majority of French people (53%) see poverty as being "sexist".

37% of French people have already adapted their consumption habits in order to better fight against world poverty

Published 20 August 2018
dans Surveys

Poverty and development can change consumer behavior for 37% of French people, whether through a boycott or particular product choice.

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